Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1892, Page 4

Tr THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ¢. a! = SATURDAY, » Seed & 26, THE EVE WASHINGTON. SATURDAY. vember 26, 1892. =—=——— — CROSBY 8. NOTES Editor. THE EVEN s has = lar and sermanent cinceiniien In Washington three times larger than that of any other paper in the city. Ae a local NEWS paper and Ad- vertiaing Medium it has ne competitor. ———— Serious interruptions of traffic on the cable reed, extremely annoying to the public and the cause of considerable financial loss to the com- pany, direct more than 4 little attention to the fact that street car facilities in Washington are unsatisfactory. They have improved materially within the past three or four years,and the construction of the expensive cable road is the most notable of the advances made, but mach still remains to be accomplished. In many re- pects America is very far in advance of all national competitors, but in the matter of safe and satisfactory rapid transit it is decidedly in the rear. ‘This condition of affairs is due principally to corporate greed. American capitalists, particularly those of the smaller sort, are averse to putting their cash into any enterprise that cannot promise « return considerably larger and more gratify- ing than is needed to satisfy the European who has money available for investment. Amer- ican capital now controle what is un- doubtedly the cheapest, most dangerous and most profitable street car motor, known popularly and unpopulariy as the trolley system. The ideal motor is one which equips each car independently as in the storage battery and compressed air systems. The best practical motor of this type wonld long ago hrve been developed and utilized by American ingenuity had not co many of the wealthier street railroad men been directly inter- ested in the trolley idea and ite resultant profit. A street railroad system in which all the cars are dependent upon the caprices of a single motor—great as the advance is over borse cars—is considerably short of the ideal. For two years this com- munity has been waiting with wonder- fal patience for the storage battery cars promised by the Metropolitan Company. From official sources comes the statement that mechan- iam of the highest type has been harnessed to cheaply produced electric force, and that within & brief period the P-street line will be thor- oughly equipped with such combinations. If this announcement be true, and there is no reason why any one ehoald suppote it to be otherwise, then the problem of street-car propulsion has been solved. It is to be hoped, however, that these storage cars will be constructed more with the public mfort in view than were the vehicles they are to supplant. A good example on this phase of the question has | been set by the Belt company. For a longtime } that corporation was content to run the pcorest and most uncomfortable conveyances over | ite valuable route. and although the road touched at many important business points it was only patronized by people who were com- pelled to useit. Now the Belt cars are models of beauty and comfort, and when the company finds that motor it is looking for it will have more business than it can easily attend to. Whether short-sighted managers see it or n>t it pays to accommodate the public. or. ooo Social St. Louis, by which is meant that por- tion of the St. Louis population devoted to “society,” is much disturbed, end with reason. The Daughters of the Confederacy, whoever they may be, are going to delight fashionable lovers of terpsichore by giving grand ball, and it was decided to open this festive happen- ing with a colonial minuet. Every Daughter of the Confederacy was delighted with the idea, while those daughters who were so fortunate as to secure positions in the minuet itself | straightway and delightedly proceeded to study colonial dressmaking. But the minuet could not bea success unless a sufficient number of Sons of the Confederacy or somebody else also participated, and when it became knorn to the young men in question that they would have to appear, so far as their nether limbs were con- cerned, in tightly fitting knee breeches and silk stockings there was a great rush for the woods, ast were. This uulooked-for movement was not the result of modesty, for the young men lived in St. Louis, but was due to the harrowing and undeniable fact that the minuet calls for more calf than at first glance seems to be procurable inthe inner social circle of Missouri dudedom, Did the time permit, this deficiency could be snpplied through a proper gymnastic course, | bat as this ia not possible at such short notice | the gilded but calveless youth of St. Louis have only the iznominious alternatives of either shonning the minuet or of submitting them- selves to the tender mercies of a theatrical cos- tumer., Sno eee ae Senator Chandler, who has given much time to careful study of the immigration problem, declares that an absolute suspension of all im- migration fora period of at least five years wonki bes good thing for the United States. Sach a barrer would ueed to b. strongly con- structed and well defended. for the foreign na- tions that have for years been engaged in ship- ping their criminals and their paupers to this | land of liberty will not give up the habit uatil they are compelled te. The probabilities are that many of tho immigrative from which we suffer could be reduced to an agree- able minimum by a strict, impartial applica- tion of the present law. The meshes of onr | net are fine enough now. but there are great rents in it, made by practical politicians, who neither fear God nor regard man when the in- crests of party are concerned. | — i If the people who are supposed to inbabit Mars were watching this earth Inst night they | musthave come to the conclusion that globe had collided with three or four ¢ ‘The blame for this misapprehension would have to be laid upon the shoulders of the District | democtacy, who tarned out last night as one | man and made noise enough and shot of | & sufficiency of fireworks for 20,000 men | and an equal number of boys, The; parade was a brilliant affair, thoroughly in| Leeping with the character of the victory which | was being celebrated. It is believed by many | ot the participants that Mr. Cleveland will deal | more justly with the Washington democracy | id duriag his first adminisiration; if this is so then the investmencs in ou and gun- j powder will not be totally lost. ~ —s Yale's defeat of Princeton in the Thanksgiv- ing day foot ball game may be extremely creditable, but it ivas nothing in the category | of great deeds and human usefalneés when com- | Pared with the gallant grit of the Yalensians returning from the game, rescued three firls whose lives were threatened by fire and | who might have perished but for the activity | and bravery of the stud | —__ +e —___ { Perhaps the anxiety that somo men show to get into Congress if duc to the fact that there every orator enjoys comparative security from the @eg thrower. ee Mes. Lease should not be misunderstood. | Ker declarations, snalyzed. simply amount to an assurance that if the people of Kansas ean wand it she can. > i ‘The tact that the red fire intended for the | Procession last night was mislaid did not pre- | vent it from being an oceas:on of Yarid magaif- icence just the sam- — With regard to the appoiatments ander the ext administration Mr. Cleveland is evidently determined to let the other people do the worrying. ——— +02 The effect of the conference at Brussels on the old metal market will be watched with muck interes: ~— w02e It would be strange if the meteoric should have the hardihood to continue after the demonstration last uight. see A few more days of foot ball and comet—end then, Congress. 1218-1220 F Sx. N.W., « WISH TO CALL ATTENTION TO THEIR Axscar Sure oF Fise Feas:rene. DURING DECEMBER, 1802, WILL MAKE SUCH OFFERINGS THAT IT WILL ME RIT YouR CLOSEST INSPECTION AND SPECTAL MENTION. THREE LARGE HAT RACKS, Sent us with instruction to sell, and WE WILL sell these in conjanction wiih s few special high-priced suites of BED ROOM FURNITURE. Being fully reduction om these things of ‘3334 per cent of the regular prices. YOUR CHANCE. SEE IF THIS AD. MEANS ANYTHING. If you want » Fise Har Race Or any Fis Bev Roow Scires ‘These ought to attract your inspection. Canisrxas Presets. NEARLY ALL READY TO SHOW YOU. ‘275 Piush Rockers. ‘WS Tapestry Rockers. 500 Book Cases. 500 Desks. 500 Tables. Elegant. REMEMBER US WHEN YOU ARE LOOK- ING FOR A NICE PRESENT. Lace URTAINS FoR Cunistaras Parses 3. We will keep them for you if purchased now. ‘This lot consists of Nottingham, Irish Point, Swiss, Real Lace and Brussels. We cannot make a list of all of them, but the following is 2 fair sample: 2 pairs. Value, $8.70. Now........ $5.00 ‘3 pairs. Valine, 818.00. 12.00 pairs. Value, $6.00. 4.00 ‘Speirs. Value. 210.00. 70 Spaire. Value, 815.75. - 10.00 ‘pairs. Value, $12.00. 800 We ask your inspection of this Jot of koods and feel assured you Will be able to make aselection. Also onr stock of HEAVY CURTAINS in all varieties. Our how MU Enown for its choice selections, and that will assist you groatly in making # purchase, We would again ask you to inspect our NEW WAY OF HANGING CURTAINS. No poles, no pins or rincs uel You should see this if nothin else. A PULL LINE OF SCREENS, STOOLS, —nobby prosents they make. OUR SULKALINES ARE REDUCED TO. 12%. FOR TOE COMING WEEK. W. H. Hovenrox Myc. Co. 1218-1220 F Siar, Laxseonon & Bro ne (le Evesixa- Wear ‘The standard of excellence s0 long main- tatned in tht branch of our thoroughly equipped Silk Department bas not been deserted, but rather say we have im- Proved upon our previous efforts, a re- sut,hardly to be imagined by one whois ‘familiar with this department, but such isthe case. We have eclipsed all of our former records, and are prepared to fur- ‘nish the ladies of Washington with new: ‘snd stylish Evening Toilet, Many of the effects dispiaged are to te had only of us. We would sdd that we nave also maintained our standard of iow Prices for best goods, a6 the following items will testify.” FIs ere MAILLE FRANCAISE, Fae dic ROCADE OREPES, alleventagshadee, G) D5 Brecpve INDIAS, shades, new designs. all ont APANRSE SILKS, alle fFeus dpe al inetes widen Ss rons dye, 19 inches wide. prices Evestxo_Suaves IN PLAIN AND FANCY VELVETS AND PLUSHES. Shades, tonal lengths. FOR EVENING WEAR. Evening Shades. RAR SILKS, ali evento shedes GDI SEER TE PE B50. 0 B200 serra Chiffons, Gauzes, Nets and Laces, in all the many shades, for evening wear. ‘Of these goods we have an unlimited «s- sortment. comprising all the desirable Arapings and at unguestionabdly low LININGS AND TRIMMINGS to match ail Evening PROPER GLOVES for evening wear in all conven- JEWELRY, LACES, HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY, DELICATE PERFUMES—TUILET WATERS, A Gas Lighted Room for the Proper Conception of A pleasure to show our Goods. Won't sou call? PREVIOUS “OPENING.” AND SECURED WILL BE WELL FILLED. BOUGHT EARLIER IN THE SEASON. Srecrat Isxpvceuents Ox Ar Tu Taz Moxpay Covrten Warn Souvenms Or Tse Hormar “Ovextxa» Parvioustx 1892--SIXTEEN PAGES. Paras Rorar, Avvertisep Tue patais rovan COLLECTION OF HOLIDAY GOODS IS NOW LARGER BY NEARLY $100,000 THAN DURING ANY THER REASON IS THAT THE STOCKS PURCHASED IN A REGULAR WAY BY OUR LONDON, PARIS AND RESIDENT BUYERS HAVE BEEN SUPPLEMENTED WITH THE OVER PRODUCTIONS OF IMPORTERS, TO RETAIL AT LESS PRICES THAN PAID AT WHOLESALE BY MERCHANTS WHOSE STOCKS WERE THAT THE 60c. FABRICS ARE USUALLY Lowesr raices ARE THUS ASSURED, AND SINCE THE MOST @XPENSIVE ANF UNCOMMON GOODS ARE ALWAYS LAST TO LEAVE THE HANDS OF THE IMPORTERS WE CAN ALSO CLAIM BEST QUALITIES AND CHOICEST VARIETY. THAT IF THE PALAIS ROYAL'S 1805 STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS IS NO LARGER AND BETTER THE NEW BUILDING BUT THIS IS 1802, AND WE ARE IN INADEQUATE QUARTERS. OF THE SOUVENIRS OF THE “OPEXIXG," 80 AS TO INDUCE YOU TO MARE SELECTIONS OF CHRISTMAS PRESENTS BEFORE THE GREAT RUSHES COMMENCE. e Waar Tar Sovvesin List Dozs Nor Tex, Yor. Taar ras @1 press cops OFFERED AS AN “OPENING SOUVENIR FOR 890. A YARD INCLUDE SILK AND WOOK. FABRICS IM- PORTED TO RETAIL AT $1.50. THAT OUR S2-INCH WIDE 50. FIGURED DRAPERY SILKS REDUCED TO Svc. A YARD ABE THE SAME AS THOSE USUALLY SOLD AT 7ic. THAT THE CHINA SILKS A YARD ARE REALLY THE 600. SILKS OF OTHER STORES. INSTEAD OF 50c. A YARD ARE 68 AND 75 CENTS ELSEWHERE. THAT THE 54-INCH STORM SERGES OFFERED AT 686. A YARD ARE USUALLY SOLD aT 81. SUITINGS ARE USUALLY 500. YARD. IT 18 CERTAIN THUS THE CONTINUATION OFFERED AT INSTEAD OF 390. THAT THE VERY BEAUTIFUL JAP. SILKS AT Svc. 70. YARD AND THE 2%. ALL-WOOL Tuar rae patais RoyAL 1MpoRTS Fast BLACK HOSE DIRECT FROM GERMANY AND OFFERS 5 PAIRS OF LADIES AND CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS FOR $1—FOR THE PRICE USUALLY CHARGED FOR FOUR PAIRS. Taar rue stocn oF saPaxese si“ HANDKERCHIEFS IS AS LARGE AS IN ANY OTHER THREE STORES COMBINED AND THAT THE REGULAR PRICES ARE LOWEB THAN ELSEWHERE WHEN QUALITIES ARE CONSIDERED. PRICES ARE TOLD OF IN THE SOUVENIR LIST. THE “OPENING” YOU CAN RECKON WHAT YOU SAVE. " Tuat re attuixes wANDKERCHIEFS FoR MeN AND LADIES, MARKED 18, ARE AS GOOD AS THOSE USUALLY RETAILED AT 250. FRAMES AT 39¢., Oe., 790. IMITATION SILVER FILIGREE F NOTHING COST. VEIL AT 2. OR SHAPE HEADGEAR. QUALITY FOR 25 CENTS. goods; to ¢! Wiar Deranrest. SILVER WARE, GOODS, PICTURES, ‘TIONS, SEWING SILKS, WORSTEDS, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS OF EV- ERY DE- SCRIP- TION FOR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. THE ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE D D D ABLE. IS ALL THE IPS OUR BI SECCRITY WE PL. WE CARRY YOU TAKE YOUR OWN TIME FOR IT. “MUCH OBLIGED™ YOUR PATBONAGE. DON'T BUY ANY BETTER CREDIT TEM. ON THE TO PAY CasB. CASH IS A HARD MASTER. SELVES—YOUR Wi YOU AND YOUR WIFE DROP IX AND PICK OUT WHATS NEEDED AROUND THE HOUSE—AND HAVE IT SENT HOME. THEN WELL FIX UP ABOUT THE PAY- ‘MENTS. Hove Aan Hesonaiee I WILL SELL THE ENTIRE AND WELL-SELECT- ED STOCK OF MATTHEW BERNHEIM, CONSISTING OF CLOAKS, INFANTS’ WEAR, MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, HOSIERY, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, PERFUMES, FANS, CROCKERY, LEATHER Wer. Give You A “Lit DpD ON'T DENY YOURSELVES ANY- B THING THAT WILL MAKE HOME DPD ATTRACTIVE AND COMFORT- YOU DON'T NEED THE READY MONEY. YOUR CREDIT 18 GOOD WITH ALMOST ANY AMOUNT. YOUR “WORD” PSINESS TO SELL HOUSE FURNISHINGS ON THE INSTALLMENT EVERYTHING FROM A CURTAIN TO A FURNACE. WE'LL SELL YOU AVYTHING—AND LET ro Ct YOU ARE UNDER NO OBLIGATIONSKTO US FO THE ACCOMMODATION. SHOE IS ON THE OTHER FOOT—WE ARE To You FOR THE SPOT CASH OF GOODS THAN YOUR SMALL Pay- MENT AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE— AND THE WEEKLY OR MONTHLY TRIFLES THAT FOLLOW. ONLY you GET WHAT YOU NEED—WBEN YOU ARE NEEDING IT—AND SETTLE FOR IT at YOUR LEISURE UNDER OUR EQUITABLE HAND MAYBE YOUD HAVE TO TAKE BREAD OUT OF YOUR MOUTHS AND CLOTHES OFF YOUR BACKS—TRYING TO RAKE AND SCRAPE TOGETHER ENOUGH CREDIT IS A FRIEND—A HELP-MEET. DON'T BE AFRAID TO TRUST YOUR- “GORS" WITH US. $4 Cloth Jackets, all styles | 86 Jackets, collar of astrakhan fur Diaonal Cloth Jackets 9.75 English Tan Kersey Jackets, 60 English Kersey Box Colts $12.75 Fur-trimmed Jackets. . 5OCloth Mantles, all sizos. 00 English Cape Newmarkets. count—one-tenth off marked prices. Fer Devanraesr. 8 Astrakhan Fi 29 Kussian Lynx Capes. 813 Canada Seat Children's White Fur Set. 2.25 Coney Fur Sets, all colors. 92.98 Mink and Lamb Sets £5.50 Angora Sets. gold, white, blu 3. GH Opossum and Seal Sets. Krimmoer and Tiger Set: Japauess Goat Bai Angora Carriage Ruzs, lined 30 Thitet Car-lage Rus 75 Rugs, elaborately wining. x Dnuess Goons Derantuest. $1.25 yard Plaid Surah Stiks . $1.25 yard 54-inch English Broadcloths. $1 yard 40-inch Fan-y Wool Fabrics... $1 yard St-inch Winter Storm Serge $1 yard 54-inch English Diagonals.. Dress Triwsrxcs Departures. Gke. Coque Feather Trimming . $2.08 yard Coque Band Trimming. $1.25 yard Ostrich Feather Trimming. 45c. yard Sitk Moss Trimming, all colors. count—one-tenth off marked prices. $2.68 Ostrich Feather Collars 98 Ostrich Feather Collars... $8.08 Ustrich Collars, three-fourtiis length. Lace Axo Ver. Deranrwet. us TO and flouncings. at 10 per cent discount, Te. Vella, all styles. 17e. Vetis Lie. 12¢. Veils. ‘We. Velo z4c., and Be. Veils... Want. Axr Goons Derantmest. Bric-e-bree at 10 per cent discount, SOc, Filagree Silver Photo Frames... imported Novelty Jewel Boxes AND Cases for Postal Cards, fe. THK | ge Paris Novelts Match safes. GUuADE OTHER + ALL COLORS, Tuar ant oops ank HERE AT SEEMINGLY RIDICULOUS PRICES. > Preserve ee ‘Misses’ and Children’s Garments at 10 per cent dis- oh Cs SOLD. THE TRADE bennielat ropa ce IS KINDLY INVITED. BY ORDER OF epes | Gs eons 0c. yard 23-inch China Silke Tbe n2G.3t : ASBIGNEE. Biack Silks and Wool Fabrics at 10 per cent discount. All other Trimmings and Buttons at 10 yer cent dis- 82.45, 1 ea All Laces, including beaded and silk lace drapery nets | $1.05 Wi 1, Taat woxnay's spectat OFFERINGS INCLUDE MANY STAPLE Goons AT REDUCED PRICE: INSTEAD OF 2c. CHENILLE AND JET DOTS, mis Lisr Ov “Ovex ARTMENT. $1.35 Col Fe and Cul Boxes. ‘ollar ana Cuff Boxes... iny Tablets, fitted . Writing Tablets (a wonder) Toilet Cases, fitted 1 Muste Rot! #2 Shon) 815 $1 Sets—pocket book and card cas: 50c. Sets, all styles. Oe. Pocket Books, afl siyies, 1 Pocket Books, Card Ci Pocket Books, 8.00... ss... ‘Traveling Bags at 10 per cent discount. | Dott Axn Boos Devanruests, 10 per cent disvount—one-tenth off the price marked on those elected. Fax Depantuest. ie. Quill Feather Fans, all eplogs... 30e, Quill and Silk Fans. Soe. Fa 28.98 Shell, Pearland Amber Stick Fans at 10 percent aiscount. Jrwerny Deranrues BLJowelrs, all styles... TM Jewelry, ali styles | 0c. Jewelry, all styles. . Sterling Silver Love Spoo: 81.20 Sterling Silver Hairpin: $1.08 French Enamel Brooches. Se. Sterling Silver Thimbles... 25e. Playing Cards in Siiverotdi i 10 per cent discount—one-tenth off marks of sit Real Shell and Real Gold Jewelry, also Imported | Belts. Haxprencnter Depantext. 9c. Ladies’ White Lawn Handkerchiefs. . 125¢. Handkerchiefs, all styles. Wc. Pure Linen, band-embroidered tnitial . Handkerchiefs, ali stytes. ‘Be. Ladies’ Jup. Silk Handkerchiefs S5e. Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs, all styles. 19e, Initial Jap, SUk Handkerchiess 25e. Initial Jap. Silk Handkerchief 12sec. Men‘s Linen Handkerchiefs, all 25e. Linen Haudkerchiefs, all styles. 50c. Paris Novelty Linen Handkerchi 30e. Initial Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs. 0c. Initial Jap. Silk Handkerchiet Be. Culidren’s Linen Handkerchiefs. Necxwean Derartwesz. Rissox Axo Frower Deesnrucsr. ‘98c. ) French Violets. Se Ose. ‘ia ‘ee. ‘ae S z= = E ae fe FOR INSTANCE, $1.35 AND $2 WILL CosT YOU THREE TIMES THE PRICE ELSEWHERE. MES ARE HERE MARKED 1%. THE PRICE ELSEWHERE 13 SQUARE AND ROUND, AND THE EXQUISITELY MAND-EMBROIDERED FRENCH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS AND THOSE OF DUCHESS AND POINT LACE ARE FROM TEN TO TWENTY PER CENT BELOW PREVAILING QUOTATIONS. THE IMPORTED SILVER PHOTO THE ORDINARY Tuar rae MANY SILK AND CHENILLE TABLE COVERS OFFERED AT LOW PRICES ARE SUPERIOR TO THE USUALLY LOW- PRICED GOODS. THAT ALL THE NEW DRAPERY SOARFS ARE HERE, INCLUDING THE NEW JEWEL SCARF. THAT PILLOWS AND PINCUSHIONS ARE MARKED AT SURPRISE PRICES. THAT THE THOUSAND AND ONE ARTICLES MADE OF RIB. BONS AND SATINS WILL GIVE YOU MANY HINTS OF HOW TO MAKE LOVELY CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT NEXT TO SUCH AS THE COLUMBIA TO FIT ANY SIZE q Tuar wex's rorstsutNcs ane HERE AS IN FIRST-CLASS EXCLU SIVE STORES. THAT MONDAYS SPECIAL OFFERING WILL BE VERY CHOICE SATIN SCAMFS IN FOURIN-HAND AND KNOT SHAPES. THE USUAL 50 CED S WORTH OF Sovvesms. ‘The reduced prices being temporary the price marks on the goods have not been altered. To the left are the prices you will find marked on the right are the souvenir prices. folk and New Brunswick ‘Health” Uuderwea", all styles. Red Medicated Wool Underwear. #2 Best Medicated Wool Underwear - Haif Hose, all styles........... Soe. Half Hose, all styles, . rear, all styles kwear, ail styles "alais Royal” Dress Shirts “Palais Royal” Coliars, 20e. “Palais Royal” Cuff Also see departments for kerchiefs, Rubber Goods, Leather Goods. Gove Deranrwenr. 96>. Biarritz or Pizekin Monsquetatres. $1 4-Dutton French Kid Gloves. $15-hook Fuster Kid Gloves... hook Foster Kid Gloves. . 25 S-buiton Suede Mousquetal 5 Better Suede Mousquetaires, 82 4-bu:ton London Chevrette Gloves. 81 Mis os’ and Boys’ Kid Gives. 25 Misses’ Suede Mousquetaires Men's Dogsiin Gloves... 25 Castor Beaver G oves (usually $1.50) “Palais Royal” Men’s Kids, 81.68 Persin’s Men’s Kids (usually $2) 17c. pound Writing Paper (100 sheets) Se. Packs Envelopes to match, discount. ‘80e, “‘Gloria” Umbrellas, usually #1 $1.50 ‘ Gloria” Umbrellas, usually $1.75. $1.98 "Gloria Umbrellas, with horn handi: $2.48 “Gloria” Umbrellas, extra size... $2.98 “Gloria” Umbrellas, usually 83.50.. 48 Silk Umbrellas, 26-inch frames... 06 Silk Umbrellas, red, bine, black. 88 Ladies’ and Men's, initials freo... amings. $9.98 Umbrellas, usually sold at higher prices. S Ladies’ Rubber Circulars... fancy styles 82.98 Cape Gossamer, cloth Guish. $3.98 Royal Blue Cape Gossamers.. $4.95 English Cape Waterproof 81.68 Men's Light-weight Waterproof Cosi $2.48 Rubber Coats, all lengths. 85.68 Cloth-finish Mackintoshes. $8.68 English Cape Mackintoshes.. ‘98e. Minses' Rubber Circulars. 21.45 Circulars, with cape... $1.98 Enclish Tan Cape Waterproofs. $1.98 Boys’ aud Youths’ Coats... Usperwear Derartwex 440. Ribbed Bal. Vests and Pant... ‘$Qc. Ribbed and Plain Underwear. ‘TSo. Ribbed Natural Wool Vests. 81 Ribbed Wool Vests and Pants. Medicated Wool Underwear... Children's American Hostery Co.. ‘Brunswick and Phyliss Undergarments at 10 per Aiscount. 81.50 French Shape Black Corsets... $1.75 a ta Venus Corsets... 500. Children’s Corset Waiste Sc. Ladies’ Winter Musin Gowns . 81 Night Gowns, winter weight... ‘500. Canton Flannel Drawers 44c. Canton Flannel Drawers ‘So. Wool Stockinet Skirts. $4.98 Ladies’ and Men's, with novelty handles @4.19 £2, Seen22 ee £2 be yrellas, Gloves, Hand- Srartoxery Axp Boox Derarruest. | Books, Booklets and Christinas Cards at 10 per cent Unonzras Axo Resrer Goons. Be 83.79 Beste eae weeseeese Efesste ‘We will B. H. Sn 1237 Pa Ave N.W “Cann Faow Srixeqerz & Sows. a ‘Coney ein | pecins. Sines, Comey or Cape at gu Back M Por Capes, <4 os. ren Hast Satan Fr Caen, #20 ap i A raps. €25 and #310 to #10. Of warmth for little money. than Rochester, om am a eu ‘Tub st eh st. 12h st Ved st, BIE wt, oa See our LITTLE WONDER GAS STOVE, $1.25. See onr YALE LAMP, complete, better $2.20. See the PITTSBURG LAMP, highest quality, large burner, complete, $2.50. See the BEACON DROP LIGHT, com- plete, Dice. Heat your room with GAS STOVES. Cc. A. Moppieax, 614 12m Sz. at 4 614 old Ok ALth st. 12th st. 12th st, Teh et. 1h at. at O | FFICE OF Decorated Une of Atomizert that weare selling at M0 cents. We have them at every yrice Atomizers. and in every imaginable design of doco- ration, A beautiful line of Cat Glass from #1 to #10. We will open today a he Whisk Whisk Brooms infancy Broome. Brooms fint! plush, with A Little Menrzs Movrns Puanwacy. (CLOSED SUNDAYS.) i Have sou seen the display on the ta- Dies? Special attention is invited to the rated handles, from 25.ccn # to $1.50. Webave secured another lot of tho Handsome Little Booklets, which will give on Monday to ladies asking for them ft Mexszs Mopens Puanagacy. Lith and F sts. Au $1.25 “Gloria” Umbrellas, with new handles... 81.15 | Ws. M. Garr & Co. “Wholesale Fiour ani Feet Dexiers,” Cor. ives teste cuapioaien wi from the cheapest to ‘the best TWO SPROIALS IN BEDSPREDS..— 1. 4 White Bedepreads ; 1501-4 White Mareciiies Hadsprenda A FEW OTHERS.— china Silke ¥ Buckles frou. Perfumery. per ounce Nelvetang Shirt Bhuding fousehold Amunonia, per botile, AND No DOES Dolls, movable joints oa Dull ~ 2 Kid Body Doli. Ch Drowned Bing we Dold h Dressed sallor Dolls an d Bisque inch Stu h Binge Dolls... b Handeomely Dreweod Hi inch Kit Body Boil. ch: Bisque Doll... Kid Woy Dot Wand-omely Dressel Biss b> Binque Doi! Theat are tut a vew of the taany aiften have, but vives Jom a corret ides ante we ducte for sane Ligesteenenice vot crety a mhow you she: Any selection y Aelivered any tn bold: 1.088 Book Department will be opened ly Decombet 909 vs: b 7 desire Now Up to N. AVE, XW, — OF RUBBFR GOODS AND SURGICAL APPLE ANCES FOR NEXT WEEK ONLY. In order to reduce or extensive stock of these foods to make room for our holiday display we quote ou prices lower than ever before offered tu this elty €2.00 Fountain Syrines, 5 hard rubber pipes complete....... ceeeeeeee OLE (With vaginal verixator.) $1.00 Family Syrinew, Shard rubber pipes.only. 496 connections L Anovr A Srice Or Brean. | Asslice of bread made of will do you as much good as two sli Dread made of any otherflour. The way of it is this: “CERES” has ALL the nutrit of the whest kernel and most other flours have but ha’ of it. There is more in quality than there is in quantity, for when you dread y don’t use ail of tt to feed y Lody—you use only the nutritious quali the Test is waste, | "Ceres" is the esse: Wheat and contains no waste, It is mad No. Lhard Minnesota and Dakota whest, Which is the best wheat in the world. : <” way it LIGHTER bread, SWEETER bread and BET- TEX bread than any otherflour in the world. imitated, but you may always tell the kenuine by that circular contained in every sack and barrel which Dears the im Print of two gold medals and the autozraph sinature of Wim. M. Gait d Co., tohmitate | whties would be forgery. All erocers sell “Ceres.” till pay you fo use vl exclusive'y. We only wholesale. Ast and Ind. ave. n. w. 26 Exrcrnoroise, NATURE'S CURE FOR ALL DISEASES, For Resr oR x Sace oN Easy Tenus eddddedddddddddeddddddd By this plan we place the ELECTROPOISE Within the reach of all, Ninety-five per cent of fastrumente ‘rented are eventual markt out- Heht. "We can oifer mo complishes all clgh.ved for it, TESTIMONIAL. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WASHINGTON, D.C., Nov. 25, 1892. Mp Je Ke HILL: Sot > 180% tormetion, FREE ‘on ape plication. $2.09 Family Syringe, bard rubber pipes and . re « wuarrantesd ) instr © Bags, plain or covered, only ..#1.2% with o. £2.00 Hot $2.50 Hypodermic Syringe, complete $2.50 Perfect (Can fit nen, women or children.) £2.00 Fever Thermometers, Very accurat 21.00 Chest Protectors, very wood... 82.00 Chest Protectors, Aouble Fremah Mange...81 0 (Our stock is immense in this line.) 3 Shoulder Braces, omr leader mt... (Por ladies,gentiomen and children ) €2.00 Womb Supporter, London patent, enty. 61.50 Catheters and Bougtes, soft rubber sanken ere, 450 .00 Bicocle Suspensary Bandage, special... ie Swedish leeches just received fresh. KOLB PHARMACY, Leaders of Lowest Prices, | SEVENTH AND E a. - UNUSUALLY- RING — uta BeTTER— vatay AEABE ASS STATE She use of cote ik consuina’ Araxric 1405 New York ave. na Tay “We pay the freight!” ceeee Gn & Sox, Con. L1rn Axo F Sua, 22S Candy Makers to all Mankind,